Time Management

Time Management will be on discussion for the chrisms party event that was held on the 6^th December 2014 at Baraka Valley Lodge. Morgenstern (2000) time management refers to the time spent on the things that are dedicated for. It is important to have a schedule in order to manage time when planning (Chapman & Rupured, 2008). The event had poorly time management strategy as it started late since everything was not at place on time. Allen (2012) illustrate that having a schedule of the things that needs to be achieved help not to leave out important aspects.

The management team of the event was not organized as they have forgot to buy some of the items which delayed a lot of things and consumed time. McGuinness (2007) illustrate that bad time management result in stress and misplacement of things. However working as a team result in effectiveness and to manage every task in time (Christie, 2006). The team for the event was extremely slow providing services as they working under pressure.

 

Reference

Allen, J., Bowdin, G., Harris, R. & O’Tooler,W, W. (2012) Events Management. 3^rd edn, Routledge: Britain

Chapman, S., W. & Rupured, M. (2008) 10 Strategies for Better Time Management. Journal of Time Management.

Christie, M. & McAteer, L. (2006) Event Management Practical Guide. EventScotland.

McGuinness, M. (2007) Time Management for Creative People. Wishful Thinking [Online] Available at: http://www.wishfulthinking.co.uk.

Morgenstern, J. (2000) Time Management from the Inside Out. New York: Henry Holt.

MTD Training (2010) Successful Time Management. Journal of Successful Time Management